Security Savings Bank v. Carlson

On March 2, 1925, the defendant-appellant executed her promissory note in the sum of $6,075, payable to the plaintiff-appellee in 30 days thereafter, with interest. This suit was brought by the appellee on May 14, 1927, to recover from the appellant the amount, due on the negotiable instrument.

The principal proposition here for determination is whether a jury question.was presented by the appellant’s testimony. It is contended, on the one hand, by the appellee that the record conclusively shows its right to recover on the promissory note involved; while, on the other, the appellant insists…